Globe Real Estate’s fall home value survey reveals which Toronto neighbourhoods have raced ahead in the first 9 months of 2010 and those that have lagged.
Sure you can feel smug if you bought in High Park, Beaconsfield or the Annex a decade ago, but more recent upstarts stood out in the first three quarters too. Brock and Dundas, for example, was just a grubby intersection before real estate prices in the laneways began to take off and the revitalization of Brockton Village began.
But where can you make a savvy purchase today that will pay off in the years ahead?
“It sometimes takes some adventurous people to come in and make some changes,” says Realosophy broker John Pasalis, who helped to guide us through five neighbourhoods that have current momentum.
We know you don’t want to hear this, denizens of the Junction, but your treasured espresso bar is about to be discovered.
